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LG LMXS28596S - Refrigerator/Freezer - French Door Bottom Freezer with Water Dispenser, ice Dispenser - Wi-Fi - Width: 35.7 in - Depth: 36.3 in - Height: 69.7 in - 27.8 cu. ft - Stainless Steel

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Arrives Nov 26 – Dec 3
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Brand Name: ‎LG


Item Weight: ‎0.01 ounces


Product Dimensions: ‎74 x 42 x 40 inches


Capacity: ‎28 Cubic Feet


Installation Type: ‎Countertop


Part Number: ‎LMXS28596S


Form Factor: ‎French Door


Special Features: ‎Adjustable Shelves


Color: ‎Silver


Door Material Type: ‎Stainless Steel


Batteries Included?: ‎No


Batteries Required?: ‎No


Date First Available: October 28, 2020


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Top Amazon Reviews

    • This refrigerator has some nice features but some key negatives to watch out for
I love the glass door you can open without opening entire door. Very convenient. The ice maker works well, however the water is far warmer than my Samsung water. The bottom deli drawer is not as deep / large as most refrigerators. The icemaker in the door uses your door space so you have a very narrow sets of shelves that hold very few small bottles, not anywhere near what my Samsung bottom freezer held. The space is smaller inside as well. There are 2 freezer doors which is nice, BUT the bottom one has NO LIGHT? what? this is a big negative. All in all i wish i had known the bads before i purchased. Hopefully this has no issues and i don't regret buying it. It is a beautiful looking fridge! ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on July 30, 2022 by Chris T
    • Great Design Very Poor Mechanicals
LG designs great refrigerators. They're functional, efficient and attractive. Unfortunately, LG uses linear compressors. The LG Linear compressor has a poor life expectancy when compared to different types of reciprocating compressors like the piston or scroll typically found in AC units, or the digital inverter compressors used by Samsung and others. Piston compressors last 20 to 30 years, but the government wants them gone, so companies are stuck with lower life compressors. Linear compressors are cheaper and there are a few other advantages for refrigerators: however, none of that makes up for the failure rate of the design used by LG. The failure rate is so high, LG has settled two class action lawsuits in the last few years regarding the compressor, yet LG refuses to change the design, switch to a more reliable compressor type, or even admit the problem. All appliances produced now days have reliability issues. Part of the problem is US and European governments forcing companies to make more and more efficient appliances. The more efficient compressors and refrigeration equipment become, the less reliable they are. Add that to the poor quality control in Chinese and Korean factories, and the consumer is losing big. For example, AC units that have a very high seer rating (high energy efficiency) fail more often and cost more to repair than low seer units. Any savings on energy is over shadowed by repair costs over the life of the equipment. The government doesn't care how much we spend replacing and repairing appliances because they want to show everyone how much they're doing to help the environment. It's a bogus objective that comes at a very high cost to consumers. And there is more of it coming--water heaters (barely work now), washing machines and more refrigerator crap. Of course, LG has more reliable options so who knows what their internal costs are and the internal politics. You can bet that LG has looked closely at the economics of replacing the sealed cooling system with a more reliable one versus paying the claims, etc. They do what's in their best interest not yours. I've personally had two $3000 LG fridges fail within 5 years. Both still had a compressor warranty, but it was going to take several weeks to months to get all the parts and do the repair, so I don't bother repairing them, I just buy new ones. In my experience, repairing sealed systems using linear compressors is usually a very short lived solution (as in likely to fail again within 2 yrs). But others may disagree. I won't buy any more LG refrigerators until they change the cooling system despite how much we like all the other LG features. As an aside: in my opinion Samsung closed systems are better than LG's, but they've got ice maker problems that they can't or won't fix. They've had to settle claims also. The Samsung design is not nearly as functional as the LG, but it may last longer. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on March 5, 2023 by JJohnstone
    • LG refrigerator
Do not buy A LG refrigerator we have a French door less than 5 years old 4 compressor later and it’s down again beware look at reviews from service technicians on this refrigerator and Samsung
Reviewed in the United States on December 3, 2023 by Rodney
    • A great Fridge, but has some terrible drawbacks
I love most of what this refrigerator has to offer, like the craft ice, the French doors, the fridge/freezer shelf and the room is great. However, where it falls down are thing that could have been easily fixed with the design. 1. The door I’ve dispenser won’t dispense ice from the left door when you open the right door. So when you go to get your drink, and haven’t finished filling up your cup with ice, which is slow to dispense anyway, you have to close the door again and start the slow dispensing process again. Very annoying. There is no fox for this , according to LG support. 2. The craft ice is wonderful, but you have to manually turn on the process to make either 3 or 6 of the ice balls. I’m not sure what the difference between the two is, but you should have the option to have it make what you need, whether it be 3, 6, 10, 20, etc. 3. The doors close on you when you open them, but don’t close all the way. Then they will chime at you until you close them. Also ver annoying. Stay open or close all the way. Either would be better than this. 4. I have two teenage boys, who drink a lot of milk, juice, soda, etc. there is no place to put a lot of drinks in this fridge. You can fit maybe two soda bottles in it, and that’s it. The right door has some room too, but just not enough if you keep a lot of tall drinks. More room should be available to keep more drinks. So overall, I can live with this fridge but definitely wouldn’t buy an LG again unless they were do do a much better job on their design. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on November 8, 2021 by WT

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